Super Anchor Safety 6014-60 - 60 in. Pack-Type Lanyard, Snaphook, Loop End

Built for everyday fall-arrest duty, the 6014-60 combines a compact, pack-style energy absorber with a secure snaphook and a versatile loop end for quick, clean connections. The protective pack cover shrugs off abrasion and grime, while durable webbing and clear labeling make inspections fast—so crews spend less time fiddling and more time working safely at height.

Key Features

• Integrated pack-type energy absorber limits arrest forces in a fall.
  
• 60 in (≈5 ft) working length for streamlined tie-ins with minimal slack.
  
• Double-locking snaphook provides a fast, secure connection to approved D-rings.
  
• Sewn loop end for girth-hitching to compatible anchors/straps or connecting with a rated carabiner.
  
• Rugged webbing & protective pack cover resist abrasion, dirt, and UV exposure.
  
• Tear-away deployment indicator offers a clear “remove from service” cue after an event.
  
• Clear, jobsite-ready labels with serial and inspection info to simplify compliance.
  
• Compatibility with approved full-body harnesses, anchor straps, and connectors.
  
• Compliance-minded design intended to meet OSHA and applicable ANSI Z359 lanyard requirements when used per instructions (verify exact standard on product label).

• Brand / Model: Super Anchor Safety 6014-60 Pack-Type Energy-Absorbing Lanyard
• Part Number: 6014-60
• Product Type: Single-leg energy-absorbing lanyard (pack-style), snaphook × sewn loop
• Weight: ~1.8–2.4 lb (assembly; typical—verify on label)
• Dimensions (Overall Length): 60 in (5 ft)
• Dimensions (Energy Pack): ~7–9 in L × 2.5–3 in W × 1.5–2 in H (approx.)
• Material: High-tenacity polyester webbing; polyester stitching; plated alloy-steel snaphook; heavy-duty textile energy-pack cover
• Ends / Connectors: Double-locking steel snaphook on one end; sewn loop on the other
• Gate Opening (Snaphook): ~3/4–7/8 in (19–22 mm) typical
• Minimum Breaking Strength: 5,000 lb (22.2 kN) component MBS (typical for connectors/webbing)
• Gate Strength: 3,600 lb (16 kN) per ANSI connector requirement
• Proof Load: 3,600 lb (typical)
• Energy Absorption: Pack-type tear-away absorber to limit maximum arrest force (see label for MAF)
• User Capacity: 130–310 lb including tools and clothing (typical PFAS range)
• Max Free-Fall: Up to 6 ft when used per instructions and compatible system
• Deceleration Distance: Per product label/manual (commonly up to 48 in; verify)
• Compliance: Designed to meet OSHA 1910/1926; conforms to ANSI Z359.13 (lanyards) and ANSI Z359.12 (connector) when used as directed (verify edition)
• Inspection / Indicators: Tear-away deployment indicator; serial/lot labeling with inspection grid
• Environmental Resistance: UV- and abrasion-resistant webbing; corrosion-resistant plated hardware
• Compatibility: Full-body harness D-rings, rated anchor straps/points, and compatible connectors (do not mix with incompatible SRLs or hooks)
• Included: 60 in lanyard with pack-style energy absorber, double-locking snaphook, and sewn loop end

Q Question: What does the pack-type absorber do?
A: It uses a tear-away energy pack to limit maximum arrest force during a fall, helping protect the worker and reduce load on the anchorage.

Q Question: How do I connect the snaphook and loop end?
A: Clip the double-locking snaphook to a compatible, rated D-ring or anchorage connector as directed. Use the sewn loop to girth-hitch a rated anchor strap or connect via a rated carabiner—keep proper orientation and avoid side loading.

Q Question: Is this lanyard okay for tie-back or leading-edge work?
A: No—do not tie back to itself unless specifically labeled for tie-back. This model is a standard single-leg energy-absorbing lanyard, not a leading-edge system; use only with compatible anchors and PPE as instructed.

Q Question: Can I reuse it after a fall, and what are the limits?
A: If the tear indicator deploys or a fall is suspected, remove from service and replace. Typical limits: user capacity 130–310 lb (including tools/clothing), max free-fall up to 6 ft, and deceleration distance up to ~48 in—always verify on the product label and confirm required fall clearance for your setup.